Tag: Paul Keursten

Our model of work is fundamentally broken. We burn hours in gridlock commutes to sit in offices in congested business districts. In the process, we trade time, wellbeing and productivity. Meanwhile, a global movement is gaining traction. It flips this model on its head through the 15-Minute City. This idea is no longer just academic theory. Instead, it represents an urban reset that is already reshaping how people live, shop and work worldwide.